Tamar, a GWR Caliph Class locomotive

Ir Ovot, a site identified with biblical Tamar

Queen Tamar of Georgia, ruled 1184-1213

Tamar Site, former location of the British naval headquarters of the British Forces Overseas Hong Kong, is currently paved as a parking lot at the harbourfront of Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Támar is the name of a female singer who came to fame through Prince.

Hilary Tamar, an androgynous legal scholar in the novels of Sarah Caudwell

Tamar (album), debut album from R&B coloratura Tamar Braxton.

River Tamar, a river in south western England, that forms most of the border between Devon (to the east) and Cornwall (to the west)

Tamar Regional Council, a local government in southern Israel

Tamar, Slovenia, the end of the Planica valley

Tamar (name), an Armenian female name

HMS Tamar, several ships and a single naval station, named after the River Tamar in South West England

Tamar Gozansky, Israeli parliamentarian and left-wing political leader

Tamar and Tamar II, former and current Torpoint Ferries

Tamar, also known as Gürcü Hatun, daughter of Queen Rusudan of Georgia and wife of Kaykhusraw of the Seljuq dynasty

Tamar River (Tasmania), Australia

Tamar (goddess), a Goddess in Georgian Mythology

Tamar (Bible) ("Date Palm"), married in turn to two sons of Judah (eponimous ancestor of the Judeans and the Jews, first the eldest Er; later, when widowed, to his brother Onan; had children by Judah himself

Tamar, daughter of Biblical King David, sister of Absalom who took revenge for her rape by their brother Amnon

The original form of Tamara and Tammy

Tamar Street near the HMS Tamar base in Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Tamar (novel), a children's war novel written by Mal Peet, winner of the Carnegie Medal award in 2005.

Tamar class lifeboat - the latest type of UK slipway launched lifeboat

Tamar, palm tree, Arecaceae